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Unseasonably Meaning in English

word

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释义

In a way that is not typical for a particular time of year, especially regarding weather or temperature.

用法与细微差别

Usually used with weather, temperature, or outdoor conditions: 'unseasonably warm/cold/wet.' Formal and common in news or reports. Not used for food or fashion; it's about what is unusual for a particular season.

例句

It's unseasonably hot for January.

basic

We had unseasonably early snow this year.

basic

The flowers bloomed unseasonably in winter.

basic

It felt unseasonably chilly yesterday, didn't it?

natural

The weather turned unseasonably stormy just as we planned our picnic.

natural

It’s been unseasonably dry all month, so the grass is brown.

natural